Best B-side of the so-called "Dark Period" (Southpaw Grammar - Maladjusted)?

[Belligerent Ghoul]

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[hool']

Everybody's...

Lost.

besides Sunny and its b-sides Susan and Swallow were recorded in 1993 during or soon after the Vauxhall sessions,
so they'd rather not belong to that "so-called-by-whom-i'd-like-to-know" dark years )
period....

 

[Theo]

I voted for Edges, Nobody Loves Us being a close second.

 

[Stanley]

Lost, but it was a close call. I've always wanted him to re-record this with a full orchestra. It would sound awesome with proper strings.

 

[Belligerent Ghoul]

I voted for Edges, Nobody Loves Us being a close second.

Before posting, I thought Nobody Loves Us was the best of these songs and would get the most votes. The corresponding singles are: Dagenham Dave, Sunny, Alma Matters, Roy's Keen, & Satan Rejected My Soul (The Boy Racer b-sides were live versions of previously recorded tracks).

I now actually think of these 5 singles and their 10 B-sides (15 songs) Nobody Loves Us is the best.

 

[++++++]

Nice poll.

I voted for Lost, but all of Maladjusted's b-sides are excellent. Nobody Loves Us and A Swallow On My Neck are classics, too.

 

[igotpictures]

Nobody Loves Us is all over the Place!

Amasing song from a amasing period, i cant see the dark period really (maybe Southpaw wasent the greatest, but Malajusted is really good)...

 

[Codreanu]

I really want to say "The Edges..." because it's such an under-appreciated gem. But I'll be honest and go with "Nobody Loves Us".

 

[rough106]

"The so-called dark period"!?

They are just different records, IMHO